The same company was hit with a felony charge last month for allegedly falsifying data on its pollution control equipment.
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The 34-year-old woman was arrested following a pursuit on June 18.
St. Cloud has been a common landing spot for refugees fleeing war-torn countries.
The crash happened Wednesday around 9 a.m.
Median prices across the 7-county metro hit $285,000 in May.
The victim was a 38-year-old St. Cloud man.
Fans need to reserve the free tickets again this year.
Hello darkness, my old friend.
Austin Buysse's one-handed grab was followed by a quick chug.
The incident happened Tuesday afternoon at Phalen Regional Park in St. Paul.
Jason and Carly Zucker have done big things at Masonic Children's Hospital.
The draft begins at 6 p.m. Thursday and Minnesota holds the 11th pick.
Southwest Minnesota ethanol cooperative Corn Plus faces felony charges after federal regulators accuse them of misleading reports about pollution equipment. The latest complaint says company officials falsely claim pollution equipment was working when it wasn't. It's the latest in a series of environmental infractions.
Bushmills Ethanol in Atwater has agreed to pay a civil penalty after discharging polluted wastewater from 2008 and 2011 and providing false information about those discharges.
It’s a huge loss for environmental groups, who have cited studies saying heightened levels of mercury can cause nerve damage and developmental problems in humans. U.S. Steel officials say they hope to start construction next year.
Friday looks like another of those muggy days that keep air pollution trapped near the ground. The Pollution Control Agency has issued an air quality advisory for the Twin Cities and Rochester from noon to midnight. Conditions got bad enough on Wednesday that the agency upgraded its advisory to a health alert.
Building permits are on the rise in the Twin Cities. According to data from the Keystone Report for the Builders Association of the Twin Cities, building permits issued in the Twin Cities this month were up 57 percent over last July, to 403, and the number of units permitted more than doubled, to 783. The data also revealed that 3,953 units have been permitted, up 75 percent over the same time last year.
Last month's downpours across southern Minnesota carried plenty of sediment and farm-field runoff into rivers and streams. After one storm the Pollution Control Agency measured phosphorus in Watonwan River at five times the preferred level.
